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by gpvos 11mo ago
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- b112 11mo agoThere needs to be a new law, applicable to posts on the Internet of any kind. Because that law doesn't hold, when malice has a massive profit motive, and almost zero downside. Spammers, popups, spam, clickbait, all of it and more, not stupid, but planned.
- sidibe 11mo agoOk so now it's stupid or malicious to use RL as reinforcement learning on a blog about AI where everyone in the field has been referring to it as RL forever? Even wikipedia puts (RL) after reinforcement learning.
- gpvos 11mo agoThat's the normal way to introduce an acronym in an article. Anyway, I was just saying that however irritating, it's likely just an omission out of forgetfulness, not deliberate clickbait. A minor application of Hanlon's razor. Seeing the downvotes and even a flag, it appears I'll have to lower my expectation of people's cultural baggage here.
- gpvos 10mo agoAdditionally, replying to "in the field" in GP: this is about the article title. You first have to know which field the article is in, which simply is not clear if you are an HN reader that happens to not be in that field.